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Of Montreal's style has been known to change between
albums. At first, the band embraced a more simple, quirky, lo-fi
indie pop sound, which occasionally bordered on twee pop. As time
progressed, the band moved to a fuller sound, as seen on the concept
albums The Gay Parade and its follow-up Coquelicot Asleep
in the Poppies: A Variety of Whimsical Verse. These albums
contain more narrative lyrics, as opposed to the rather personal
lyrical matter of those preceding it, and often imitating the style
of old 1950s radio plays.